Nice talk about horses

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The Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, said: (The horses in their forelocks are good until the Day of Resurrection), and this noble hadith shows us the importance of horses from ancient times to this day, and their grace and continuous goodness until the Day of Resurrection, so the Arabs and Muslims specifically cared about horses and their breeding, so that our Messenger In his saying: (Teach your children swimming, archery, and horse riding), the Holy Prophet encouraged us to teach our children to ride horses, and from here we clarify the importance of being a knight, and here in my article I put some of what was said about horses in terms of sayings and poetry, and some of the characteristics of the purebred Arabian horse. .

Talk about horses

• Cover it with horseback, and water it with camel milk.
• The richest money is a mare, followed by a mare, with a mare in its womb.
• As for horses, for terror and awe, as for brazens, for beauty and meekness, as for mules for long journeys, as for camels for wisdom, and as for donkeys for walking and light supplies.
• The dearest place in the world is a swimming saddle... and the best companion in time is a book.
• When truth prevails, horses are harnessed to farm work, and when falsehood prevails, horses are harnessed to fight the battle.
• The difference between the author and the horse is that the horse does not understand the language of the horse dealer.
• A horse does not run as fast as it does when another horse is trying to catch up and overtake it.
• Did you see the tears of horses?! How many lessons.. in the soul, the eyelashes did not know.
• Horses are knotted with goodness until the Day of Resurrection... So what confidence will you have when you see a horse and realize that goodness is in its forelock, and what certainty you seek if that was the words of the Mustafa.
• In horses, there is a glory that man cannot understand. It grieves and does not reveal itself, and it suffers and does not break.
• Remember that whoever horses know will not be ignorant of people.
• It is impossible to clean a horse's stud without getting your hands dirty.
• If you want to ride a horse, pray once, and if you want to ride the sea, pray twice, but if you want to get married, pray three times.
• Would you not ask the horses, O daughter of Malik... If you are ignorant of what you did not know... He who witnessed the battle will tell you that I... cover the battle and spare the spoils.
• O Night of the Slaughter, will you not come back again... Water your time with a rain of perpetuity... The past of living, if it were redeemed, you would give it to it... As generous money from horses and blessings.
• If horses are not lost by people... We protect them, so the children are involved... We share their livelihood every day... And we clothe them with veils and majesty.
• My heart fell from the rocks... the horses of passion, so I became a prisoner of a girl.
• The horse, the night, and the desert know me... and the sword, the spear, the stationery, and the pen.

Arabian horse

The Arabian horse is one of the light horse breeds in the world, its head is distinctive, and its tail is high, so it is easy to identify it across the world, and it is one of the oldest breeds of horses. Archaeological evidence traces the origins of Arabian horses back to 4.500 years. It spread to the rest of the countries of the world, either through trade or wars, and is also used to breed with other breeds to improve the capabilities of those breeds in patience, accuracy, and speed, and they have strong bones and pure Arab blood, so Arabian horses are considered the most present in horse riding races.

Arabian horses were trained in the desert by the nomadic Arab Bedouins, and they often lived with them in tents to provide shelter and protection, and this close connection between them and humans made them more educated and obedient to them, as the Arabs used them in wars, and this is what drives horse breeders now to stick with horses Arabic in the same traditional way based on respect.

Characteristics of the Arabian horse

• The beauty of the structure.
• concavity of the body;
• Neck arching.
• The croup is relatively flat.
• tail length.

The main organic characteristics of purebred Arabian horses

• اfor ears: Small, thin limbs, closely spaced, and upright.
• the eyes: Bright and spacious, it indicates intelligence, attention, kindness, and serenity.
• front: Broad convex, sloping to a narrow tip of the nose with a concave shape at the snout.
• nostrils: Wide, thin skin around them.
• the tail: Highly focused, short-tempered.
• the neck: arched and long.
• Skin: Clear, black under hair, pink in colour.
• Tags: (verb) gentle
• Poetry: Thin, smooth, shiny, and short.
• Altitude at crank: Between 145 and 160 cm, with an average of 150 cm.
• body structure: It tends to be almost square in shape, with circles, symmetrical and naturally balanced.

Beautiful poetry about horses

What everyone who rides on a horse is a fantasy

Not every horse you like is purebred

Not everyone you like is a joke with men

Some Arabs are touchy and his hand is stingy

Everyone wears a dress, a shemagh, and a headband

And when necessary, their actions are few

A man proves his words with deeds

To say something and implement it is his guide

And the man does not lip with gossip

Keep this away from his sick qualities

And lying, let it go, what is useful if it is long

Say the truth, my beautiful sheep dude

Be brave and have the qualities of heroes

Who also swords will sparkle his descendant

And who is a trap, buy it if it was money

Stay with him, even if money has an alternative role

And be patient, you will see the world change its conditions

And everything is pure to see

And after the chagrin, you drink pure sweetness and earthquake

This time is straight and inclined

And the owner of Khalil, if time dried, what money

You see a man knows the value of his boyfriend

And lock your secret with secrecy and locks

Some Arabs hear and intend his tricks

And be honest if you take over the business

Who betrayed you on the Day of Judgment, O Halila

Let humility be evident in your actions

You see old age responds day and night

Do not envy those who have money and children

What does it benefit you if your envy removes it?

And do not visit the volatility of Zain Battal

God is aware of extraneous intentions

And be sober, you see the fear of children

And forgive the sinner, even if he increased his nap

And carry your worries if you weigh the weight of the weights

Tomorrow you will go and clear it if it is heavy

Assignments arrived and don't forget the works

Muhdn in the world Dre u left him

And visit the relatives of the womb, the fact that we are connected

And be great in the midst of the tribe

And the prayer of my Lord is counting what do you neglect

On the Prophet whose qualities are great